jack

Is there any reason any of you could think of for this to occur? I was running a macro and I changed windows accidentally which of course messed up the relative positioning. Is it possible some key combination was pressed that would have disabled its ability to display pixel colors? Nothing else has changed in prefs or other options for a long long time. Get pixel: command still works, but the Mouse Locator will only show coords now.

I have not done that, but I could. I have serious doubts it would do that if it's comparing some sort of lookup table or bitmap. Here is a png of all the potential cursor types: http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/3926/cursorsxj8.png

I'm bumping this because it's a similar issue I'm having. I have a text file I process into T10. First problem is right here. When I go to typetext %T10% %T11% etc... %T10% is the only variable with a value in it. I was under the impression that CR's in a text file counted as a line, and each line was read into an incremented variable. format of the text file: 1 2 3 4 5 6 etc. Currently texttype: %T10% responds with 12345678etc. I then want to sequentially compare the values of T, requiring me to increment T10-TXX in a loop.

I'm bumping this. I'd like to know how I'd go about 'waiting for not current cursor.' Since that was proposed.

There are three possible conditions, which all have their own cursors. Pointer (it looks like the regular mouse pointer, but it's smaller and thusly doesn't trigger) Waiting (a bullseye-like cursor) No-Drop (similar to the programmed no-drop, cept it's the other way ala 'no' cursor) The pointer isn't a big deal, since alternative manipulation can get the pointer to switch from the small version to the normal one, which ME can see, then it switches back and initiates the macro regardless of the current state. The problem is that I cannot simply wait for 'if not cursor' because of the waiting vs. no-drop cursors. So it needs to be able to detect which one it is. Imo this is a major limitation since many programs have their own proprietary cursors.

I need to wait for a mouse that has a custom cursor (one not on the list.) Is there any way to add custom cursors to the list of detection?